Mandell Bellmore

Background

Bellmore, Mandell was born on May 22, 1935 in Washington, District of Columbia, United States. Son of Bernard and Dorothy (Kraft) Bellmore.

Education

Bachelor of Science, University Maryland, 1957. M.E.E, Catholic University America, 1961. Doctor of Philosophy, Catholic University America, 1965.

Career

Engineer electronics division American Car and Foundry, Riverdale, Maryland, 1960—1961. Senior engineer Martin Marietta Corporation, 1961—1963. Technical staff Mitre Corporation, Arlington, 1963—1965.

Assistant professor Johns Hopkins University, 1965—1970, associate professor, 1970—1972. Director research and development Block, McGibony and Associates, 1972—1973. President, 1973—1983, McGibony, Bellmore & Associates, Inc., since 1983.

Operations research consultant Science and Technology Task Force, President Commission on Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice, 1967. Adviser Project Acorn, Office Law Enforcement Assistance, United States Department Defense, 1969. Member advisory committee for secretary of health and mental hygiene State of Maryland, 1970—1971.

Served to 1st lieutenant United States Air Force, 1957-1960.

Achievements

• Mandell Bellmore has been listed as a noteworthy other: manufacturing by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Trustee Southeastern University, Washington, 1975—1979. Member of Association Computing Machinery, Institute Management Sciences, Operations Research Society of America, Tau Epsilon Phi (chapter president 1957).

Connections

Married Carol Ann Block, June 23, 1957. Children: Robyn Eileen, Stacy Joy.